ST. GENESIS CHURCH

The parish church of the village is characteristic of the southern Gothic: large single nef open on lateral chapels, with radiant pans. The building was rebuilt in the fifteenth century after the ravages of the road. Its Renaissance portal, protected under a warhead porch, is dated in the sixteenth century. The bell tower, powerful tower, is the only vestige of the earlier Romanesque building. He was part of the village fortification system. It contains a treasure of sacred art, including a reliquary containing the famous arm of Saint Salvy. The church has been classified as a historical monument since 1933.